stickfigure
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I've had an opposite experience recently. I paid for international, but received part of my order coming from a domestic warehouse.
QSC Black Friday Promo
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ilovepeptides
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ilovepeptides
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It has been around 6 months since I've ordered from QSC. Last time, I used discord but it isn't working. Where do I find their current black Friday specials, price lists? Do I just send an email with order? Thank you
nonyabizznez
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Look in the vendor section here
nonyabizznez
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Opposite of what? Sounds like you paid $$ for $ (or got screwed on shipping?) More likely your tracking started when your order hit US soil.
stickfigure
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I've paid for international promo, but got my product delivered from the US in less than a week from the order date. It had US warehouse SKUs on the boxes. US warehouse prices are a bit higher, but I guess this it offered some logistical benefits for QSC to do it this way instead. I got my product, so I am not complaining.
Watch this thread, it’s where they post deals and the price list sometimes:
https://glp1forum.com/threads/qingdao-sigma-chemical-co-ltd-qsc.123/post-28560
KYRivianMan
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Ugh… I tried so hard to resist…. I think I need a peptide for peptide addiction.
nonyabizznez
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Ah...I thought you paid intl shipping and got domestic which QSC will sometimes offer when their domestic supply sells out (ends up being more expensive)
Fredo frog
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Which you recon do job most ? Oz or Canada - most of us Ozzies lazy lol wish our customs were
DwightTheDelight
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Yeah, I figured it would come back okay. I just don't understand why a bunch of product is shipped before you have the test results back.
penewbie
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From a business perspective, letting merchandise sit at a warehouse while waiting for something is non-productive and costly.
Just storage costs a certain amount of money, but worse, there's a lot of money that was spent on procuring that merchandise, money that is likely borrowed and losing interest, but even if it isn't borrowed, it is money that is expected to return even more money.
A business would like to turn over merchandise as many times as possible in a given year, because every turnover is profit.
The math is quite likely that what ever losses happen due to customers receiving items that turn out to have bad tests, and having reshipments and reputation loss, is far outweighed by the gains of having inventory turn over more times than it otherwise would.
DwightTheDelight
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Okay, that makes sense.
nonyabizznez
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Except I want my car crash tested before they sell it to me and my anti rejection drugs proven before my organ dies. We're talking about injectable medications, not a warehouse of vacuum cleaners. A test result takes less time than shipping.
No disrespect to @penewbie's correct "merchandise" reasoning
penewbie
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What you want is fine, and you'll wait for it, but you are clearly in the minority, as proven by the huge huge rush to buy QSC's BF deals.Except I want my car crash tested before they sell it to me and my anti rejection drugs proven before my organ dies. We're talking about injectable medications, not a warehouse of vacuum cleaners. A test result takes less time than shipping.
No disrespect to @penewbie's correct "merchandise" reasoning
Also, not sure how you came to the conclusions that the test results takes less time than shipping, considering...They gotta ship it first, to be tested?
QSC might not be the right vendor for people with those requirements. Or potentially any of the Chinese vendors.Except I want my car crash tested before they sell it to me and my anti rejection drugs proven before my organ dies. We're talking about injectable medications, not a warehouse of vacuum cleaners. A test result takes less time than shipping.
No disrespect to @penewbie's correct "merchandise" reasoning
It costs them money to house the product. Increases in cost to them are going to result in increases in cost to consumers.
Jailbreak7
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When a vendor has the process down, they have a lot more confidence in the product so they can put it on market before the test results come in.. I am afraid that equating Jano's test with a car crash test is a bit of a stretch.. Jano's test is more like checking if the headlights work..
nonyabizznez
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Not disagreeing and in reality the real value in testing is what the receiver (end user) has tested. Even then that's 1 vial out of 10 and you're left with 9 that are assumed to be the same as the one the tester discarded. I assume most of us aren't testing and choose to trust the vendor (some would argue cuz we're cheap, safety in numbers and stingy with our product which is true for me).
If the result Tracy posted is actually the "Black Friday Promo X" that you will be receiving the timing is expedient but still not necessarily representative of what you'll be receiving (purple caps don't turn green in transit). Personally I have doubts they've shipped anything from the most recent promo and are still playing catch up from previous ones. I still haven't heard anything on Nov promo #4 (T15 $95+10 pd 11/7 before the sellout) I also have a September order I've been waiting weeks for an email response.
